Let's say, for the sake of argument, that you want to compare how income is distributed among different age groups like we've been doing quite a bit of lately.
And, let's say, that even after having your friends and family members do everything in their power to talk you out of it, you're still bound and determined to do it! But, now you have a technical problem - our previous tool is designed to extract data from one of our models at a time - not compare data between them! Sure, you could just run it over and over again for each different age group or income range or year you want to consider, but that's awfully time consuming and it doesn't figure the differences or percentage changes between them.
Well, we feel your pain, and let's just say that this tool is for you!...
Previously on Political Calculations
- Distributing Income by Age Grop in the US: Ten Years Older
- Estimating the U.S. Distribution of Income by Age
- The Shifting Demographics of Age and Income
- Income/Age Demographic Snapshots of 1995 and 2005
- Raking It In: The Baby Boomers from 1995 to 2005
- The Distribution of Income Earners by Age Group for 1995 and 2005
- Changing Apples into Oranges
- 1995 U.S. Individual Income by Age Group Data
- The Distribution of Income by Age in 1995
- Income Distribution Percentages by Age in the U.S. (2005)
- Peak Earning Years for U.S. Individuals (2005)
- The Distribution of Income by Age in the U.S. (2005)
- Generations
Labels: demographics, income, income distribution, tool
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